I’d say it seems pretty clear HTC is now listening to a different set of “customers”.
Roland Hesz on
May 10th, 2012 at 16:18:
Yes, and reading the article it seems HTC is now listening to the customers who actually bring in the money.
Listening to Customer set A: 197% increase in profits.
Listening to Customer set B: 70% decline in profits.
Listening to Customer set A seems like a sensible business decision.
On one hand I can agree that listening to Customer set B sounds nicer and more noble and all. I like that approach.
On the other hand driving HTC into bankruptcy would be an irresponsible act, if you consider the people who would get laid off if HTC gone bust.
Yes, and reading the article it seems HTC is now listening to the customers who actually bring in the money.
Listening to Customer set A: 197% increase in profits.
Listening to Customer set B: 70% decline in profits.
Listening to Customer set A seems like a sensible business decision.
On one hand I can agree that listening to Customer set B sounds nicer and more noble and all. I like that approach.
On the other hand driving HTC into bankruptcy would be an irresponsible act, if you consider the people who would get laid off if HTC gone bust.